The European Union is moving toward approval of its 20th sanctions package against Russia, highlighting a widening divergence between European and U.S. approaches to economic pressure on Moscow nearly four years into the war in Ukraine. EU officials are targeting late February—to coincide with the anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion—for unanimous adoption by all 27 member states.
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